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Trump extends white house invite to Modi amidst trade, immigration tensions

New Delhi: PM Modi will visit the US on February 12-13 to meet with Donald Trump for discussions on trade, technology, and strengthening US-India relations.

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PM Modi with Donald Trump (PTI)

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit the United States from February 12-13 to meet with President Donald Trump, marking one of the first visits by a world leader following Trump's second inauguration. The visit underscores the strategic importance of the India-US relationship amid evolving global dynamics.

Modi's Washington Visit Confirmed

Indian Prime Minister to meet with US President to strengthen bilateral ties.Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri officially announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit the U.S. from February 12-13. This visit, at the invitation of President Donald Trump, highlights the continued importance of the India-US partnership and reflects bipartisan support for the relationship.

Early Engagement with Trump Administration

Modi will be among the first world leaders to meet Trump after his second inauguration.Misri emphasized that Modi will be among the first world leaders to visit the U.S. following Trump's inauguration, underscoring the strong ties between the two nations. The visit is in line with India's consistent engagement with the Trump administration.

Key Agenda Items

Trade, defense, energy, and potential meetings with business leaders and Elon Musk on the agenda.While the official agenda is still being developed, discussions are expected to focus on trade, defense cooperation, energy, and artificial intelligence. Modi is also expected to engage with business leaders and the Indian diaspora. A meeting with Elon Musk is also possible, given their long-standing relationship.

Potential Challenges and Opportunities

The visit comes amid concerns over trade and immigration policies, but also opportunities for cooperation in key sectors.Modi's visit occurs amid concerns in India regarding Trump's approach to immigration and tariffs. However, both leaders have expressed a commitment to strengthening cooperation in trade, energy, and defense. India is also keen on expanding energy ties with the U.S., particularly in the clean energy sector

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